Stamporama Discussions: some kind of Cinderella

General Philatelic/Identify This? : some kind of Cinderella

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bobgggg

Past President Cortlandt Stamp Club
05 Jul 2019
12:59:40pm

Any help would be appreciated Image Not Found

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bobgggg

Past President Cortlandt Stamp Club
05 Jul 2019
01:03:03pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

One more... Thanks Image Not Found

ikeyPikey

05 Jul 2019
01:14:36pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

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Mr G's, would the name of the agency that printed the CORRESPONDENCIA URGENTE ~~stamp~~ ~~label~~ ~~etiquette~~ item not be a clue as to its country of origin?

I am not familiar enough with the agencies involved to make it out from your photo.

Cheers,

/s/ ikeyPikey

Edited to add: Spain issued several similar stamps. One from 1905, another in the 1920s, but yours has the agency name ...

"I collect stamps today precisely the way I collected stamps when I was ten years old."

roy

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05 Jul 2019
02:20:09pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

First one is a special delivery stamp. Spain Scott #E14 (year 1934)

Roy

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bobgggg

Past President Cortlandt Stamp Club
05 Jul 2019
05:18:19pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

Thank you Roy...what threw me off was tat it was in a batch of Portugal stamps.

SForgCa

05 Jul 2019
07:15:32pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

The Esparanto is a group of Cinderella topicals that number in the many 100s of varieties from all over the world.
The serve a todos (serves everyone) would indicate Portuguese origin ?

bobgggg

Past President Cortlandt Stamp Club
05 Jul 2019
08:24:50pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

SForgCa...many thanks.. I did realize that ESPARANTO was some sort of UNIVERSAL Language.What interesting, is that the stamp is cancelled.It may have been affixed to a letter with a valid stamp for postage.

cdj1122

Silence in the face of adversity is the father of complicity and collusion, the first cousins of conspiracy..
26 Jul 2019
11:21:12am

re: some kind of Cinderella

" .... La Esparanto estas grupo de Cindrulino, kiu temas pri tiu nombro en la multaj centoj da varia?oj el la tuta mondo.
La servado de ?iuj (servas ?iujn) indikus portugalan originon? ...."

".... You may think you understood what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you think you heard is not what I thought I meant. .... "

Author/Postings

bobgggg
Past President Cortlandt Stamp Club
05 Jul 2019
12:59:40pm

Any help would be appreciated Image Not Found ????

bobgggg
Past President Cortlandt Stamp Club
05 Jul 2019
01:03:03pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

One more... Thanks Image Not Found

ikeyPikey

05 Jul 2019
01:14:36pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

"I collect stamps today precisely the way I collected stamps when I was ten years old."

roy

BuckaCover.com - 80,000 covers priced 60c to $1.50 - Easy browsing 500 categories
05 Jul 2019
02:20:09pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

First one is a special delivery stamp. Spain Scott #E14 (year 1934)

Roy

"Over 7,000 new covers coming Wednesday March 20. See my homepage for details."

www.Buckacover.com

bobgggg
Past President Cortlandt Stamp Club
05 Jul 2019
05:18:19pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

Thank you Roy...what threw me off was tat it was in a batch of Portugal stamps.

SForgCa

05 Jul 2019
07:15:32pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

The Esparanto is a group of Cinderella topicals that number in the many 100s of varieties from all over the world.
The serve a todos (serves everyone) would indicate Portuguese origin ?

bobgggg
Past President Cortlandt Stamp Club
05 Jul 2019
08:24:50pm

re: some kind of Cinderella

cdj1122

Silence in the face of adversity is the father of complicity and collusion, the first cousins of conspiracy..
26 Jul 2019
11:21:12am

re: some kind of Cinderella

" .... La Esparanto estas grupo de Cindrulino, kiu temas pri tiu nombro en la multaj centoj da varia?oj el la tuta mondo.
La servado de ?iuj (servas ?iujn) indikus portugalan originon? ...."

".... You may think you understood what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you think you heard is not what I thought I meant. .... "